All Episodes

Rebecca Walker shares her experience writing for Tig’s Amazon Prime series One Mississippi and what it was like growing up with a larger-than-life mother.

Molly and Tig advise on dealing with lottery-winning family members, finding your life's purpose, and what to do with old love letters.  

Tig and Sarah Paulson give advice on receiving sub-par baked goods and correcting someone’s word usage. They also name a car and auction off a gavel!

Nora McInerny of Terrible, Thanks For Asking joins Tig to give advice on hard times, old friends, skater boys, and Cheap Johnnies. 

Robin Roberts and Tig catch up on growing up in Mississippi in this chat from December.

Jameela Jamil has the advice you need in the new year, whether you’re facing your nemesis or your own insecurities.

Reese Witherspoon and Tig advise on true love, trying to find friends, and how many gifts are too many gifts.

Roxane Gay joins Tig to share her thoughts on gossip (good), cats (sometimes evil) and being social (it takes work!). Plus, Tig and Roxane trade advice for a girl stuck with a date who is “dull as tarnished silver.”

What if you accidentally broke up with your soulmate? Comedian Atsuko Okatsuka of Let’s Go, Atsuko! joins Tig to talk unrequited love, game shows gone wrong and mismatched hiking abilities.

Stephen Colbert flies in with some special holiday advice, complete with catty pilgrims and vegan eggnog.

Did you know wine can expire? David Sedaris and Tig tackle questions about terrible gift-givers and what happens when the pandemic quashes your dreams. 

Aisha Tyler and Tig met over 20 years ago doing stand-up, and now they’re here to swap advice on downsizing, dealing with parents who only watch Fox News, and the country mouse vs. city mouse divide. 

Oscar Nuñez from "The Office" is here with advice on critical co-workers, dating while broke and drunk declarations of love.

 Do you need a best friend? Kate Moennig and Leisha Hailey of the “The L Word” join Tig to give advice on long-lasting friendships, confronting cheaters and when a hickey goes too far.

Tig and the Indigo Girls are here to offer you advice...or are they? Topics they might cover include honing your craft, healthy partnerships and how to get off the phone.

If you’re walking down a dark alley, take Olivia Munn with you. Olivia and Tig talk about combating self-doubt, coming clean for karma and why you should consider martial arts. 

The advice is coming from inside the house! Tig is joined by her wife, actress and writer Stephanie Allynne, as they try to give tips on finding true love and monitoring kids’ screen time.

Sometimes you should just say no — and run away. Cheryl Hines and Tig share this and other timeless advice for speaking the truth and following your acting dreams.